Foreign Secretary responds to UNSC vote on chemical weapons use in Syria – (FS announces new Foreign and Commonwealth Office Special Envoy for Gender Equality ~ British Foreign Secretary and Polish Foreign Minister Waszczykowski on joint trip to Ukraine ~ FCO statement on the Tunisia Inquests ~ FCO: Minister condemns war crimes committed during battle of Aleppo)
DIFD: Minister Wharton reinforces UK support for refugees in Uganda – (DIFD: Patel: women are key to building post-conflict stability)
10DS: PM meeting with King Abdullah of Jordan: 1 March 2017
Cabinet Office: Minister discusses barriers to voter registration for people with disabilities in Scotland – (CO:
Survivors in safe houses will have their right to vote honoured)
Home Office: Government publishes Custody Image Review
BEIS: Campaign launched to increase low paid workers’ knowledge of national minimum & national living wage rights – (BEIS: Trade Union Act measures come into force to protect people from undemocratic industrial action)
BEIS: Increase in BME workplace progression could give UK economy a £24bn boost – Baroness McGregor-Smith Review finds ~ CBI reaction to the McGregor-Smith review on ethnic diversity in the workplace ~ TUC calls on government & business to implement new race report recommendations
HMT: Efficiency Review to drive productive public services ~ IFG: New report reveals pressure on public services
HMT: Reforms to put financial stability at the heart of the UK’s regulatory system complete – (HMT: Ministers in latest dialogue with financial services firms)
DCMS: Government to extend Public Lending Right scheme to e-book authors – (DCMS: Government launches major new drive on internet safety ~ DCMS: Digital Strategy to make Britain the best place in the world to start & grow a digital business ~ DCMS: 11 areas bid to be UK City of Culture 2021 ~ DCMS: Does British television and film reflect the diversity of our modern nation? ~ DCMS: Statement in response to the formal notification of the proposed merger between Sky and 21st Century Fox)
DExEU: Robin Walker: 'Gibraltar has particular interests' – (DExEU: Defence dialogue on our EU exit)
DfE: Final building blocks in place for Institute for Apprenticeships – (DfE: New funding to boost schools facilities and healthy lifestyles)
DfE: Schools to teach 21st century relationships & sex education ~ LGA responds to sex & relationship education announcement
DfT: Double penalties for motorists using mobiles
DWP: Children living in workless households at lowest level since records began
ScotGov: Violence reduction project expanded – (ScotGov: Anger at housing benefit regulations ~ ScotGov: Policing 2026 ~ (ScotGov: Extra drive on roads maintenance ~ ScotGov: International Council of Education Advisers ~ ScotGov: Supporting urban regeneration ~ ScotGov: Council education spend increases ~ ScotGov: Fair Trade Nation ~ ScotGov: Roundtable on unaccompanied children ~ ScotGov: Economy outlook positive ~ ScotGov: New law to protect children)
WAG flies the flag for Wales in celebration of St David’s Day – (WAG: Valleys Taskforce rolls into town ~ WAG: Kirsty Williams welcomes new OECD report on Welsh education reform ~ WAG: Minister welcomes latest tranche of international Sêr Cymru scientists to Wales ~ WAG: New expert healthy relationships group to advise on curriculum ~ WAG: Cabinet Secretary sees how project helps young people move in rather than move on ~ Proposals for new teaching standards in Wales ~ WAG sets out plans for a North East Wales Metro)
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